Hi, I'm Hany Mitutoyo's Data Management and Measurement Sales Engineer, and today
we'll be talking about the free mobile app from Mitutoyo U-Wavepak Bluetooth.
U-Wavepak Bluetooth uses our U-WAVE
transmitter, Bluetooth for mics and calipers.
These require a transmitter and connection unit, of course.
I'll go ahead and snap this into my caliper.
And launch our app.
U-Wavepak for Bluetooth is available for both Android and iOS.
I'll hit the scan button to connect my transmitter for the very first time.
I'll press the button there and we'll see that something new shows up.
Now, the app will continue to scan
because you can connect up to three different devices on here.
So it'll continue scanning unless it finds no other devices.
Now we have here the device ID.
I'll go ahead and save that.
This device ID is representative
of what is printed on the transmitter ID here.
So I go and press the data button again here to get it actually connected,
and then now we'll see on the screen that we have a nice big orange connected sign.
I can click on the device ID here to give it a unique name
if I like, or I can just name it caliper name it,
based off of the tool of the device.
ID doesn't tell you what it is that you're looking for in the nominal here.
I'll go and put the nominal of the part that I'd like to measure.
And I can give it a nice big tolerance if I like .01.
And lets put this one here is a minus.
And we can add additional information in a memo field or we can hit the check
mark. So we've connected our transmitter to our app.
We've entered in some nominal and tolerance information.
And now we can get to measuring. So I'll go and hit my settings button.
We can move off from the device list to the measure function.
And I'll see that I have a nice green screen
here to take some measurements it'll display my data, as well
as a tolerance bar here to let me know if I'm in or out of tolerance.
So go ahead and pick up my first part. I'll measure the OD of it.
And I'll press the data button and now we'll see
what the value is and where that is in relation to the tolerances.
I'll pick up my next bar and I'll continue to measure.
If something goes out of spec you'll go ahead and see that.
And the nice big red background.
And when things are going well, you go ahead and see that as well.
You see here we have also a data button on the screen.
So if for whatever reason,
you can hit the data button on the device itself on the transmitter.
Maybe this is going to be
behind some fixture or something like that where you can't get to it.
Whatever the case is,
as long as your device, your your tool is reading what you want it to read.
You can go ahead and press the data button
and it'll send a request to the transmitter and you'll get that information.
Notice here that we have a little graph symbol as well.
This little thunderbolt, this little lightning bolt here.
This will show us a graph of all of our data so we can start to see
are we trending high or trending low or whatever the case is.
We'll give the inspectors a nice idea of what's going on with their process.
Those also that we have a cancel button as well.
So if you made a mistake, for whatever reason, you can go
ahead and press the cancel button. It'll move back.
I can pick up my part, remeasure it, and we'll all still be in order there.
We also have the ability
to connect those other devices here so we can see the caliper.
We can see the graphs for all the other devices that we may have connected.
And we press on the all will be able to see each device
and their values there as well.
We look at the settings here.
There's other options for additional graph that you can look at a histogram
to see the distribution
and the variability of your data, where the peak lies within your tolerance.
And if ultimately you'd like to get the data out of the app or out of your tablet,
you can select a file type that you'd like to export and choose from which device
you want the data to, to export and share to your favorite program.
And there you have it. That is the U-Wavepak mobile app.